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Tuesday, December 10, 2002
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Editorials Tragedy and resolve THE TRAGIC TURN to the hostage crisis, which ended with the recovery of the body of the former Karnataka Minister, H. Nagappa, from the forests in Karnataka, should mark the beginning of a new resolve to catch his elusive abductor. It would be an ... Politics of Terror WHEN ASHOK SINGHAL described Godhra and the riots that followed as an `experiment', which in his opinion had been a grand success and needed to be replicated elsewhere, most people were deeply disturbed; even though they thought he meant only ... Leader Page Articles Fashioning a federal Sri Lanka By V.S. Sambandan The LTTE's present offer to talk about a federal option is a manifestation of its need to consolidate its appearance of a state. Sovereignty of federations - II By Pran Chopra It is of critical importance for the protection of the sovereignty of a federation... that its constitutional structures are strong, clear and based upon a democratic consensus News Analysis Getting rid of the 'black sheep' and maintaining judicial independence By Fali S. Nariman Would a judicial body in India have power to take appropriate action short of removal from office of a High Court Judge? Yes, if there was a law in place to that effect. The world's oldest democracy has now shown the way. In the United States, ... Hunger in Palestine By Peter Hansen The world has grown used to the idea that hunger manifests itself only in the hollow cheeks and distended stomachs of an African famine. But today in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, an insidious hunger has the Palestinian people in its grip. ... DEC. 13 ATTACK - II Loose links in prosecution's chain By Anjali Mody NEW DELHI, DEC. 9. Four people who stood the trial for conspiring in the attack on Parliament on December 13, 2001, were, according to the prosecution, linked to a chain of complicity. The prosecution, in order to establish this chain of ... A folk play with a disturbing message By Gautaman Bhaskaran CHENNAI, DEC. 9. Often television, cinema and theatre make a greater impact on the eye and the mind than paragraphs of prose or stanzas of poetry. Obviously so. For, the visual medium — be it the screen or the stage — has the power ... Letters to the Editor Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Open Page | Education | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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